Travis Kelce was imparting words of wisdom during Saturday’s playoff win over the Houston Texans. 

The Kansas City Chiefs kickstarted their playoff action by keeping their unprecedented quest for a Super Bowl three-peat alive with a 23-14 win at a raucous Arrowhead Stadium. 

And the moment wasn’t lost on Kelce, who despite already having three rings, cherished the Arrowhead atmosphere. 

The тιԍнт end was caught in an emotional moment on the sidelines of Saturday’s Divisional Round matchup when he shared some advice with his teammates.   

‘This is rocking today, man. I’m telling you dawg, [there’s] nothing like playoff atmosphere,’ the veteran was seen saying in mic’d up footage released by the NFL. 

‘That’s the most fun you could ever have in life. We’ve only got so many of these. You already know. Can never lose sigh of that. Not matter how hard it gets, you’ve got to embrace how hard it is and really enjoy that. The only way to do it.’

Travis Kelce was caught sharing a piece of emotional advice during a mic’d up moment 

The legendary тιԍнт end rolled back the years with a masterful display against the Texans

Nothing beats the playoff atmosphere in Kansas City for @TKelce ❤️💛(via @nflfilms) pic.twitter.com/CdCyUPX5Vu

— NFL (@NFL) January 20, 2025

Your browser does not support iframes.

The Chiefs moved to within one win of the Super Bowl yet again with victory over the Texans on Saturday.

With girlfriend Taylor Swift watching on from the stands, Kelce led the Chiefs with 117 yards and one touchdown from seven receptions, marking a season high. 

The 35-year-old made a mockery of recent calls for him to retire with his second 100-yard game of the season.

And after reaching the 100-yard mark against Houston, Kelce set yet another all-time NFL record.

The legendary тιԍнт end has now recorded 100 or more receiving yards in nine postseason games over the course of his career, the most by any player in history.

He was previously tied in the all-time standings with former San Francisco 49ers receiver Jerry Rice on eight games.

Kelce and his teammates return to Arrowhead Sunday to take on the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship game with the winner securing their spot in next month’s Super Bowl in New Orleans.

It marks a remarkable seventh straight appearance in the AFC showdown for Kansas City and Kelce and it appears the тιԍнт end is treasuring every single one.